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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1958
Page
5
Lions beat Legion Auxiliary 15 to 7, Lions over Legion 16 to 9, Legion over Rotary 10 to 6, Rotary defeats Lions 7 to 1, Legion over Rotary 6 to 5.
A 250 mile Grand National Convertible Sweepstakes will be held at Raleigh North Carolina Speedway on July 4 with a purse of 19000 dollars. Frankie Schneider in a 1957 Chevrolet holds the qualifying record at 83.37 mph. Modified and Sportsman stock car racing take place every Friday at Georgetown Delaware 14 mile Speedway and Sundays at Wilmington Delaware 4 percent mile Speedway.
Lucky Strike Girls' League at Caroline Bowling Lanes sees Strikettes take 3rd place and win 3 of 5 games in playoffs against Patsy's Five. Community Girls' League riders Ridgely Queens defeat Odds and Ends to clinch playoffs win and finish 3rd overall.
Caroline Choptank Lucky Strike and Community Leagues host a banquet Wednesday June 18 at 6 30 p m at the fire hall with trophies to be awarded.
The Maryland Walston music pupils held a Friday evening recital in Fellowship Hall on June 6. Students presented chosen numbers in pastel evening wear with corsages and boutonnieres. Gifts to Mrs. Walston included 24 American Beauty roses, a Red King maple tree, and other honors from students and parents.
Registration for the Denton Nursery will continue through June 21 with doors opening next fall contingent on at least 15 children aged 3 and 4. Director Mrs. Theo dore Gelletly notes low internet registrations and urges former attendees to re register for eligibility.
Lt. and Mrs. Bruce Franklin visit relatives in Goldsboro while Edward Clark saw friends in Denton. Greensboro High School honored graduates Ruth Shockley Peggy Quillen Kaye Schaube Edith Klecan Barbara Caine Richard Cahall Alfred Klecan George B. Hughes at a Monday evening ceremony. WSCS Conference Board of Directors met in Wilmington. Roland Cartwright attended Millsboro High School commencement in Millsboro Delaware. Edith Lane of Philadelphia visits sister Mrs Clark Quillen this week.
A reflective piece on Father’s Day stressing the church school and home as foundations. It notes the father as a moral guide and loving figure, and recalls a class tea hosted by Mrs Tribbitt with Corsages, medals for perfect attendance, and gifts to graduates and Mrs Rue the choir director.
The Christian Comrade Class of First Methodist Church hosted a tea Saturday afternoon at Mrs Sherman Tribbitts home. Youth Choir members attended with their mothers and were warmly greeted by hosts and guests.
An article previews the American Medical Association convention week of June 23 outlining hypnosis as a potential medical tool. It covers its use as an anesthetic and in physiotherapy and notes the process may renew a patient’s will to live. Read "Rx: Hypnosis" in the June 15 American Weekly.
Under a Maryland power of attorney Helen N Bridge et al appoints a agent to sell by public sale at 1 00 pm on premises 1009 Gay Street Denton MD three adjoining lots 54 55 70 Towers North Add to Denton fronting 150 ft on Gay Street depth 165 ft in Caroline County lot description traces to Ida E Statum deed 1943 recorded Liber DRH 103 folio 577 and plat Liber LT 81 folio 34.
Auction notice for a two story shingle roof dwelling with garage and outbuildings on East Gay Street. Occupied by Ruth Noble Baker and James L Baker, with late Alex R Noble as former resident. Terms include a mix of cash and financed payment options, possession within 30 days, title papers at purchaser expense. William E Andrew and Louis C Andrew listed as auctioneers.
Immediately prior to the real estate sale the executor offers the automobile of the late Alex R Noble a 1949 Plymouth 4 door sedan in good condition throughout to the highest bidder at public auction.
Registration for the Denton Nursery continues through June 21. For information contact Mrs Theod ere Gelletty at phone 175-36-13-21.
The Caroline County Commissioners acting as the County Roads Board will accept duplicate bids until 9 a.m. on Tuesday June 24 1958 for supplying fabricated timber trusses under proposal No RB RT 658 bids opened at 10 a.m. on the same day.
In The Circuit Court For Caroline County equity No 4887 Chy an order dated June 3 1958 confirms the sale of property by Wesley E Thawley attorney unless objections are filed by June 27. A newspaper notice must run in Caroline County three weeks before June 21. The report states the sale amount was 2425 dollars. D Ralph Horsey Clerk.
Foreclosure of a 1956 mortgage on property in Greensboro Caroline County Maryland to be sold at public auction at 1 30 p m daylight time. The facility includes a four room frame dwelling with utilities. Bid options include one third cash day of sale or all cash with deferred payments bearing interest. Auction to be conducted by attorney Robert W Downes Jr and William E Andrew as auctioneer.
In Equity No 4886 Chy Ley Assignee is ratified to conduct sales with proceeds totaling 3025 dollars. The order specifies the sale action under the equity proceeding and assigns the sale to the named assignee.
Business opportunity seeking a capable operator to service a cigarette machine route. No selling required. full or part time. Established route with investment of $1,100 to $2,200 in cash. Contact American Viking Mfg. Co. at 1513 Foshay Tower Minneapolis Minnesota. 6-13-11.
Attention housewives AV on cosmetics are in demand now more than ever before You can earn more selling Avon during hours to suit your convenience No experience needed Write P O Box 662 Dover Del or phone Whiteoaks 3712 6 6 4t
Mrs Effie Draper offers property at her home on Mill Road at the edge of Greensboro for public auction on June 13, 1911. Owner states no further use for the fol lowing items and will proceed with sale.
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